Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30
FROM MONDAY $ DAILY.

i'pNh iNuAc lSit ioI houit lecttrUaf. Judge Crothers of Flagstaff is in Pres
 cott
 . Col F. '. Hatch came m on Satur day evening from the south.
 Governor Zulick will leave this weel on an official tour oi the territory. Incoming trains on the F. X \. c have been crowed with passengers oi
 late.
 Who has found a pass book on
 Hihernian Savings Bank. See adver.
 tisement
 Mrs. Zulick and daughter left on Saturdays train for visit to Los
 Angeles.
 Sheriil Mulvenon came in from Flag staff yesterday with number oi wit ncsses in the lynching case.
 \. C. Oliver of Seligman, will leave tonight with his family for California, where the latter go to reside.
 Secretary James X. Bayard, F. W. | Hamm and Con Burns were passen- gers on the incoming train to-day.
 Edwin Hayden, treasurer oi the St. --Iavapai Mining and Milling company, leit .or St. Loui. on Saturdays train.
 C. D. smith of Missouri, brought a l load oi thoroughbred bulls over the. r. d; A. (. l.. l.. to Clearwater on Satur- day
 A fine young saddle horse belonging to Ira Moore. while being ridden CD Saturday by him, had it's leg broken and wds killed yesterday.
 L. II. Wilson, of the P. < 4 C. R. R and VII, lei, for San Diego, where, the former i- interested in real estate and which he goes 10 look after.
 T. G. Norris Of Eldy>taff. one oi ,he leading lawyers along the line of the A. X r., came in on yesterdays train b ai- tend t0 some legal business. Mrs. A. \ Furbi-h left on Saturday for San FIanci>co, to purchase her spring and summer millinery and fancy goods. She will be absent about ten days.
 The fare to the dance at Se,gman, on SAtnday. will be $500 per couple in s.ead of for each person a. thought by ! some. I hi> includes ball ticket and supper iur the couple.
 The Minnie Mp,lJern troupe have written to L. Ba-hiorI, proprietor ot the | Prescott Opera house, tD book them for | April lS.h and l3th. The plays will b,- Caprice" and "Frou Frou" More ex- ieale.l notices oi the troupe will appear hereafter.
 Col. l.. F. Esgers, attorney for Wilson and Johnson, charged with murder, in | the district court. appeared for q con tinUtnce Of ;he case this morning, until lhe June term. The court took the | n stter un Ter aIvisement until } o'clock. when the continuance Was granted ss asked for This will entail an additional expense to the county of about S20Jo.
 The liquor dealers effected an organi- zationon Saturday evening, with Robert Conn,li, president; Thomas Long, secretary and Geo. W. Sines. treasurer The hquor dealers throughout the terri tory will be invited to join the associ,- tion and the firm oi Rush. Wells and Howard have been retained to contest the license in court.
 '. l.. Fisher continue- to improve his iron corner. lie has Mir Marsh employed al present wllling up the eel Lar underneath tbe building. which Shen completed will be the best in ,wn. Un saturday he let 2 contract t) John Dawson for the erection of q | 5sn feet porch along tine south side ui hc building and also fur the con-truc- l lion of a sidewalk extendining clear ! ross the ditch
 Mrs (. II. Grouse, nee Miss Jessie E. stevens, wa< unable to leave ou Satur- fay for Minnesota, but left on this after ! ron'- tram. Our people regret very much her departure from Prescott, a> he was a universal favorite with all, and ler rleas,nt smiles and genial con- ,snion>hip will be greatly missed hy f Ter acquaintances. May happiness and prosperity attend her and her husband trough fife. An accident happened or Saturday ( Iflernoon. on the Mineral Belt railroad I t Flagstaff. hy which a young man c iamed Neal lost hi- life. The d,ceased | ra- a brakeman on the construction ! rain 0: the road and as the train sas ! i ,aving Flagstaff for the front. box V ar Wa thrown from the track throwing l [ l,sl under the trucks manyling his ,ody The deceased was spoken of as |, -oung man nj good habits. He was ~ urmerly yard master for the X. & P. at Nm>low and Was married on Cri-tmas lay to Miss Rnm,ey oi Flagstaff. An l. inquest was heli on the body by Judge tinker, on Saturday evening.